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100% not true. There was an editor/assembler cartridge that let you program in ASM.
by pmiller2 9y ago
100% not true. There was an editor/assembler cartridge that let you program in ASM.
- T-hawk 9y agoIt had very little adoption and mindshare, though. All the assembly hackers were on the C-64, Apple II, and a bit later the PC.
- nsxwolf 9y agoYour other option was the Mini Memory cartridge, which added a scaled down version of Editor/Assembler as well as 8K of RAM and a battery backup. It was an economical way to dabble in assembly without springing for the 32K RAM expansion and disk system.